Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country.
I get to celebrate with laundry because I procrastinated the past two days.
ReplyDeleteI like this post. Now If I could just go to Douglas Park, for Ice Cream, and Cracker Jack, given FREE to all children that showed up, to honor LABOR. It was a treat for all of my younger years. "Solidarity Forever"
ReplyDeleteI believe they still have a Labor Day Fest; however, I'm sure it is polluted with nasty politics and hate, (from both sides) not just a pure celebration of the worker and how solidarity brings strength, pride and productivity to the workplace. Our current governor has waged a war on workers under the sham notion of increasing jobs and reducing taxes... neither of which panned out.
ReplyDeleteKK, Ain't that the truth.
ReplyDeleteSpent the day cutting a tree down and getting attacked by skeeters and flies and who know else. ended with having a fire in the baby fire pit we have.
ReplyDeleteand there is a skeeter in here stalking me. It will DIE!!
I would love to know where all the mosquitos came from all of a sudden. I didn't even see a mosquito up until Friday. It's a mystery considering all the rain?
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